Peace talks near total collapse in Paris
UPI reports the Vietnam peace negotiations nearing breakdown as U S negotiator Porter rejects meeting next week and warns the Communists of a take it or leave it approach. Madame Binh sticks to the Communists two demands complete U S and ally pullout and Thieu’s removal.
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Winter Storm Sweeps Across Nation Broad Reach
A wintery storm moving into the North Atlantic brings cold air and light snow from the Great Lakes to the Northeast. A separate low in the Texas Panhandle triggers showers and thunderstorms across northern Texas Arkansas Kansas and Missouri. Rain hits the north Pacific coast and western mountains while New York and Vermont report up to one inch of snow in a six hour span.
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Hughes in Nevada stalls bid to reorganize gambling empire
Nevada Gaming Commission unanimously rejects Howard Hughes request to reorganize his casino holdings. Officials demand Hughes meet two gaming officials for fingerprinting, then question authenticity of changes. Commission and Hughes relations deteriorate as authorities cite lack of direct access and certainty Hughes intends the proposed corporate shifts.
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Victim 13 Shot as Troops Clash in Belfast Lower Falls
British troops kill a 13 year old in the Lower Falls after youths fired on them with gasoline bombs. Police reported wider sectarian barricades forming in Belfast as direct rule looms. A gelignite blast injures 12 in Carrickfergus as vigilantes brace for possible backlash.
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Welfare board calls for state power to seize illegitimate children
California Social Welfare Board proposed granting the state authority to remove illegitimate children from unwed mothers after the first two births and from mothers under 16 who refuse to aid investigators. The panel cited high illegitimacy rates and costs, and urged foster adoption as a right for children to have a good home.
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California presidential primary field set
The deadline set candidates must file signatures to qualify. Brown states eight Democrats and two Republicans may appear on the ballot making California’s primary the most crowded in years. Muskie McGovern already qualified for the Democrats while Nixon is certified for the GOP. Supporters of Chisholm Lindsay and Humphrey have filed signatures with clerks who have five more days to submit them.
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Senate approves freeway deletions impacting Long Beach route
Sacramento debate shows Senate backing seven mile removal from Pacific Coast freeway through Long Beach. Other actions include sending students to Italy for study, Medi-Cal funding protection, and state court involvement in mobile home taxation. Committees advance logging regulation and mental hygiene planning.
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State employe raises approved by Assembly committee
The Assembly Ways and Means Committee backed a 164.3 million pay raise for state workers and higher education faculty, exceeds Reagan proposal, with Easter recess delaying action on school and welfare spending. The panel agreed to a 7.5 percent worker raise and 12.5 percent faculty boost, returning April 4 to handle disputed funding.
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